SC conference archive

A historical reference to the annual supercomputing conference, year by year, with the machine that led the TOP500 at the time. This is an independent archive — the conference itself is run by ACM and IEEE at supercomputing.org.

SC 2008

Austin, Texas

Fastest that year: Roadrunner, 1.10 PFlop/s

SC 2007

Reno, Nevada

Fastest that year: BlueGene/L, 478.200 TFlop/s

SC 2006

Tampa, Florida

Fastest that year: BlueGene/L, 280.600 TFlop/s

SC 2005

Seattle, Washington

Fastest that year: BlueGene/L, 280.600 TFlop/s

SC 2004

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fastest that year: BlueGene/L, 70.720 TFlop/s

SC 2003

Phoenix, Arizona

Fastest that year: Earth Simulator, 35.860 TFlop/s

SC 2002

Baltimore, Maryland

Fastest that year: Earth Simulator, 35.860 TFlop/s

SC 2001

Denver, Colorado

Fastest that year: ASCI White, 7.226 TFlop/s

SC 2000

Dallas, Texas

Fastest that year: ASCI White, 4.938 TFlop/s

SC 1999

Portland, Oregon

Fastest that year: ASCI Red, 2.379 TFlop/s

SC 1998

Orlando, Florida

Fastest that year: ASCI Red, 1.338 TFlop/s

SC 1997

San Jose, California

Fastest that year: ASCI Red, 1.338 TFlop/s

SC 1996

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fastest that year: CP-PACS/2048, 368.2 GFlop/s

SC 1995

San Diego, California

Fastest that year: Numerical Wind Tunnel, 170.0 GFlop/s